An Essay Upon Political Oeconomy: Being An Inquiry Into The Truth Of The Two Positions Of The French Oeconomists (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781245530965)

"An Essay Upon Political Oeconomy" delves into the core tenets of French economic thought, scrutinizing the positions held by the French Oeconomists. Daniel Wakefield offers a detailed inquiry into the prevailing economic theories of his time, providing readers with a critical analysis of the concepts that shaped early economic policy and debate. This essay serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the historical roots of modern economic principles and the evolution of political economy.

Wakefield's work not only examines the specifics of French economic theories but also contributes to a broader understanding of the fundamental questions surrounding wealth, production, and governance. It remains relevant for scholars and students seeking to understand the intellectual landscape that gave rise to contemporary economic systems.

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